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Means nothing, abbreviation of the visa officer's name

Okay, PSDEC 1 means that you were selected / passed upon review of your paper documents and SELDEC 4 means that your interview was waived (no interview required) You have sent your update docs on December 7 and they sent it for paper screen on December 20 but only reviewed and scored your file...

Great!! to start off, please find these: * - PSDEC and SELDEC is the middle part of first part page, there is a number and a date in front of these two. tell us the numbers and the date. this is the date that your file was assessed. * - Please also tell us when did you send in your...

let's hope not

Good news from the Iranian forum, a January 2006 applicant has got his medical request on December 2010 and is waiting for ppr

We don't have interviews.

There isn't any rule except that you are obliged to inform the visa office but no timeline is given. I renewed my passport on Jan 2010 and sent them an email asking what to do, they (Damascus back then) replied that I should fax, email or post a copy of my new passport which I didn't because I...

that's what I like to think too, in that forum the last medical request recorded was for a Dec 2005 applicant, his med request has came in Dec 2010 they'll surly start the next stage for 2006 applicants soon

Right, when you're at this stage it doesn't mean rejection, it means they will get their visas soon So far the bad "decision made" instances = rejection I've heard of were people few months after sending their updated docs

News from the Iranian forum: Status of two applicants (one Jan 2005 and one Nov 2004) was changed to "decision made" twenty days after them sending in their passports to get visa stamped. Both applicants sent in their update docs in Sept 2009, did medicals in Sept~Oct 2010 and received PPR in...

I think your take on this is quite valid, I was reviewing the dates recorded in the Iranian forum and it matches your hypothesis. Based on those records our 2005 applicants were mostly transferred to Warsaw around June and July 2009, received their update request mostly on September 2009...

well thats something because from what I hear your status would have changed to "decision made" if you've failed to get enough points. your status will remain "in process" till your medicals are in and they've reviewed it.

Feb 6th, 2011

You would need a credit/debit card to pay someone in Paypal, you don't need to have a Paypal account but if you do the process will be easier. To open one you will again need a credit/debit card. Email caips.ca and ask for alternative payment methods, probably they can give you a bank account...

That pdf file is editable and you can fill it directly, then print it out, sign it and email them a scanned copy. From the time they receive your payment and process your request it'll take about 6 to 8 weeks to receive the results. I sent my request on March 10th and got the results on April...

Hi Armintaba I don't have a credit card either, I just asked a friend abroad to pay the fee for me through Paypal. There are dozens of local providers out there that will pay for you with their Paypal account, try googling them. Since you are not paying yourself, ask caips.ca for an invoice...

well I did have over 10 years work experience when I filed in 2006 so that alone would have covered the requirement, but I changed my career path a few years ago after applying for SW class and sent them the letters and certificates during the update stage. They've indeed taken this matter into...

Thanks Youskal. I'm Iranian, absolutely no idea about the medicals just that based on the routine of previous years - if at all applies to us - they should start sending out medicals during Q3

Thanks buddy. I did it through caips.ca the basic service costs 40 Canadian dollars, however you can request this report through any Canadian resident (relatives, friends, anyone living there) for only 5 Canadian dollars. This link immipedia.ca/Ordering_FOSS_and_CAIPS_notes covers the steps.

Salam Armintaba I got 21 points for employment history and 16 for my IELTS score (Listening 9.0, Reading 8.5, Writing 7.0, Speaking 9.0, total band score 8.5). I was a bit worried about the work experience point as my university major is in engineering but my last job description (last couple...